India’s greatest advantage is its youth—ambitious, skilled, and ready to compete globally. With the right discipline and leadership, this demographic strength can redefine the country’s future
India Semiconductor Mission is reshaping the country's chip ambitions. Neelkanth Mishra explains the opportunities, challenges and long-term strategy.
How India is rebuilding its semiconductor future—from a lost opportunity in the 1980s to a high-stakes push to master the science, scale, and systems that define...
This is not an industry that rewards speed alone; it demands persistence, coordination, and long-term commitment. In semiconductors, success is not measured in years, but built...
Prof. Dr. Jemilah Mahmood on why the world is dangerously underestimating a gathering health and justice crisis — and what must change.
A landmark study has, for the first time, traced a direct line from the collapse of wild insect pollinators to the malnutrition and poverty of farming...
Methane emissions from the global energy sector remain stubbornly high, with no clear signs of decline, even as countries ramp up climate commitments. A new report...
Rising heat is driving snakes into human spaces. Kerala’s deaths highlight how climate change is reshaping snakebite risk across India.
India needs $145 billion annually by 2035 for clean energy. Financing—not technology—will decide the pace of its energy transition.
What are “paper chokepoints” in global energy markets?
